Vector illustration of a full-body dachshund animal.
Vector illustration of a full-body dachshund animal. A full-body illustration of a standing Dachshund with detailed fur texture. Vector art of a small dachshund animal in its entirety. A standing dachshund dog breed illustration in vector format.
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Get instant access to our beautiful Dachshund SVG cut file, perfect for Cricut, cutting machines, and laser cutters. Use it for personal or commercial projects, including pyrography and pyrogravure designs.

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